Understanding US Visas
The O-1 visa offers a unique and powerful opportunity for individuals with extraordinary abilities to live and work in the United States. Unlike other U.S. work visas, the O-1 is designed specifically for top performers—whether in business, science, education, athletics, the arts, or entertainment. In this guide, you’
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As an employer sponsoring foreign talent for a U.S. green card, your support doesn’t stop once the I-140 is approved. A successful consular interview is the final—and often most personal—step in securing lawful permanent residence for your employee and their dependents. Preparing your sponsored employees for
For International Students
Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is a valuable program for international students on F-1 visas who wish to gain practical experience while studying in the United States. Whether you are looking to enhance your academic learning with real-world experience or seeking opportunities to build your resume, CPT offers a structured path
For International Students
For international students seeking to gain valuable work experience in the U.S., Optional Practical Training (OPT) and the STEM OPT Extension offer significant opportunities. These programs allow eligible students to work in their field of study, gain practical experience, and potentially extend their stay in the U.S. This
Understanding US Visas
Hire qualified Canadian and Mexican professionals quickly and compliantly. What is a TN visa? The TN visa is a non-immigrant employment visa created under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), formerly NAFTA. It allows U.S. employers to hire eligible Canadian and Mexican nationals for professional roles in science, engineering, healthcare,
Understanding US Visas
Efficiently relocate executives and specialized personnel to your U.S. operations. What is the L-1 Visa? The L-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa that enables multinational companies to transfer key employees from their foreign offices to the U.S. for temporary assignments. It is designed for executives, managers, and professionals
Understanding US Visas
While the H-1B visa remains a well-known route for securing foreign talent, its annual cap, lottery-based selection process, and limited flexibility create challenges for workforce planning. Fortunately, several strong alternatives exist that can help U.S. companies attract and retain key international employees—without depending on the H-1B cycle. Below
Understanding US Visas
For U.S. companies employing foreign talent under the H-1B visa, the concept of an H-1B transfer often arises when a candidate seeks new opportunities or when your organization recruits a candidate already working in the U.S. on H-1B status. This guide outlines how the H-1B transfer process works